Crossgate Moor, Durham, DH1 4HT

Crossgate Moor, situated within the DH 1 postal district of Durham, is a small civil parish that traces its origins to the formation of Neville's Cross on 31 December 1894. The area lies to the north of Crossgate Moor itself, and its name reflects the historical cross that marked the boundary of the former rural part of Crossgate. The parish was formally established on 1 April following the civil parish creation, indicating a clear administrative history. Residents of Crossgate Moor have access to local educational facilities, notably Durham Johnston Comprehensive School, which serves as a secondary school for the surrounding community. The locality’s identity is tied closely to its historical development and its role within the broader Durham area, providing a distinct sense of place for those interested in the region’s heritage.